Interaction standard

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The Interaction Standard is the description of how components in a component model can communicate with one another via interfaces. So it defines the interface standard. It must also specify how the dependency of a component on the use of certain interfaces is determined. Such interfaces are called required interfaces from the component's point of view . The way of determining which interfaces the component supports (so-called provided interfaces ) must be defined by the component model.

In addition to the interfaces to other components, the Interaction Standard must also make it possible to specify explicit dependencies of the component on certain operating system or hardware properties.

Only through the Interaction standard is it possible to link and reuse components.